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InternetCases.com Podcast — November 20, 2005

Cindy Cohn Part II

This edition of the InternetCases.com Podcast is Part 2 of the audio from a talk given by Cindy Cohn, the legal director and general counsel for the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Ms. Cohn spoke to a meeting of the Internet Law Committee of the Intellectual Property Law Association of Chicago (“IPLAC”) on November 4, 2005. Ms. Cohn discussed issues relating to file sharing — in particular, the Grokster decision, as well as actions taken by the entertainment industry against individual file-sharers.

This Part 2 is the question and answer sesssion from the talk.



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Running time: 39:30
File size: 13.5 MB

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InternetCases.com Podcast — November 9, 2005

Cindy Cohn Part I

This “special edition” of the InternetCases.com Podcast is the audio from a talk given by Cindy Cohn, the legal director and general counsel for the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Ms. Cohn spoke to a meeting of the Internet Law Committee of the Intellectual Property Law Association of Chicago (“IPLAC”) on November 4, 2005. Ms. Cohn discussed issues relating to file sharing — in particular, the Grokster decision, as well as actions taken by the entertainment industry against individual file-sharers.

The talk is being presented here at InternetCases.com in two parts. This first part is Ms. Cohn’s main talk. The question and answer sesssion (edited for brevity and understandability) will be posted as Part 2 at a later date.

This was a lunchtime meeting, so please excuse the sound in the backgroud of soda cans opening, and other general sounds such as papers rattling, etc.



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Running time: 34:08
File size: 11.7 MB

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InternetCases.com Podcast — September 2, 2005

This edition of the InternetCases.com podcast discusses the question of whether interception of an e-mail message in temporary storage violates the Electronic Communications Privacy Act.



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InternetCases.com Podcast — June 10, 2005

This week’s podcast discusses the case of The Cruising Co. Etc. v. Mahnken Enterprises, Inc. et al., 2005 WL 1354532 (W.D.Wash., June 6, 2005), in which the court denied a motion for preliminary injunction against a former employee maintaining control over a company’s website.



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